An evening to celebrate: the 2025 graduation ceremony
At this year’s graduation ceremony for the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, our students’ achievements were once again honoured in a festive setting. Graduates, Professors, family and friends came together to toast their successful graduation and the start of new chapters in their lives.
Welcome address by the Dean
The Dean of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Prof. Dr. Benjamin Kormann, welcomed everyone present and presided over the official part of the event.
Honours
One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of awards to the top graduates of 2025:
- Electrical and Information Engineering (B.Eng.): Johannes Hirschbeck
- Electrical and Information Engineering (MSc): Elias Deking & Sebastian Veigl
- Renewable Energy – Electrical Engineering (B.Eng.): Gregor Sehlke
- Electrical Engineering – Electromobility (BEng): Tom Gielisch
- Research master's degree (Master of Applied Research): Sandra Plötz
- Systems Engineering (MSc): Manuel Schröter
Our graduates
Electrical and Information Technology Alumni (bachelor's degree)
Alumni: Renewable Energy – Electrical Engineering (bachelor's degree)
Electrical Engineering Alumni – Electromobility (bachelor's degree)
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Alumni (master's degree)
Systems Engineering Alumni (master's degree)
Alumni Research Master's (Master of Applied Research)
Departmental Student Representation Honours
The members of the departmental student representation were also honoured for their outstanding commitment: Julia Quaderer, Elias Kleimeier, Fabian Schneebauer, Niklas Müller, Nino Oppeneder, Katharina Schönberger, Martin Siegfried and Lukas Zizer.
A welcome message from Prof. Dr. Klaus Kreulich
Vice-President for Innovation and Quality in Education
In his opening address, Prof. Dr. Klaus Kreulich, Vice-President for Teaching at Hochschule München, emphasised the importance of electrical engineering as a discipline of the future:
“I would like to congratulate you on your graduation. Hold on to your courage to shape the future, your curiosity and your spirit of inquiry – and never forget: technology is there to serve people. That is the foundation of responsible action.”
After the official part of the evening, the gathering drew to a close with music, drinks, snacks and plenty of opportunities to socialise – a fitting end to a successful degree programme.
A heartfelt thank you for planning and organising the celebration goes to Cornelia Lerchl, Prof. Monika Mühlbauer and Maximilian Peschl, on behalf of the many helpers from the departmental student representation.
📸 You can see some photos from the celebration on our Instagram channel.